It’s Official – IE7 is cool
Today I decided to go ahead and install IE 7 Beta 2, expecting of the ugly browser I dealt with while using Beta 1, this is what I found instead. After so long with IE as the “ugly duckling” of the browsing world, the Internet Explorer team seems to have built something with some degree of quality. While there’s still a lot needed to secure its weakening position in the market, this will have a real impact.
Read more…evalTray Update
I’ve updated evalTray again, now to include a couple new functions, as well as now using the .NET 2.0 Framework. Hopefully there will be additional updates soon, as I find features that would be useful. Changes: 2006.0.1.81 (Feb. 26, 2006): ToBase64 – Encodes a string using the Base 64 algorithm. FromBase64 – Decodes a Base 64 string. Fixed Copy from Result window issue. Parameters are now automatically formatted.
Starting Over
This is the fifth major starting-over of my personal site. This one is different though, this time I’m really starting over. Very little of what you see here is from my older sites. I felt it was time for a clean break, and this is part of it. This is a blend of a professional & personal blog, you’ll see a dynamic mix of connect (or basically: whatever strikes my fancy).
Read more…Glue & Reuse
This post was imported from an old blog archive, and predates the creation of AdamCaudill.com. On an average day, I take about 10 screenshots, and upload them to my FTP server. Now, this is easy enough, but it does take a minute, let’s break down the process: Press Alt+PrtScr. Go to the start menu, and use the “Run” command to open mspaint. Paste (and crop if needed). Save the image. Find the image.
Read more…Visual Studio 2005 Released!
This post was imported from an old blog archive, and predates the creation of AdamCaudill.com. Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 has now been released to MSDN Subscribers. This is an unannounced, though not unexpected release, as it’s been predicted by a number of blogs recently. Only one small problem: The MSDN site is so busy it’s next to impossible to get any files to download. I’m going to keep trying, though I’m not too certain as to when I’ll get in.
Read more…Internet Explorer 7 (Beta 1)
This post was imported from an old blog archive, and predates the creation of AdamCaudill.com. When I logged into my MSDN account recently, I found the most interesting thing: Internet Explorer 7 Beta 1. I just couldn’t resist installing it on my development system. While the interface still needs work, it seems fairly stable for a beta. They have finally added support for tabbed browsing – something that helped Firefox quickly gain market share.
Read more…OpenIRCNet (RandomIRC) Link Policy Draft
This post was imported from an old blog archive, and predates the creation of AdamCaudill.com. Here is a draft update for the linking requirements for the OpenIRC Network, please feel free to review this and post your comments. (This is mainly for the staff of OpenIRC) Linking to OpenIRCNet We are always looking for new servers to add to the family, but linking a new server is a serious matter, as there are a number of issues are involved.
Read more…4HowTo reaches 30,000 & vArticles dev.2
This post was imported from an old blog archive, and predates the creation of AdamCaudill.com. As I’ve continued importing data, 4HowTo.com has now passed 30,000 articles in its database. Much as I’ve expected, the software is still stable and working normally, all seems to be scaling rather nicely. Hopefully I’ll get all of the data imported in the next week, though importing over 100,000 lines of SQL is rather time consuming.
Read more…vArticles
This post was imported from an old blog archive, and predates the creation of AdamCaudill.com. vArticles A former Imspire project, this is now the make-shift home for vArticles, a articles management system written in PHP & designed for Apache & MySQL. Running on both Windows & Linux systems, and based on open-source servers, vArticles gives a great deal of flexibility while remaining true to the original concept of a lite, fast processing CMS.
Read more…Back From New York
This post was imported from an old blog archive, and predates the creation of AdamCaudill.com. Wow, the summer’s over and I’m finally home! After spending the last five months in New York (quite a difference from my native Florida), I’ve finally made it back home. Much has happened while I’ve been away, not the least of which is the death of Imspire and a few related projects. While giving up on these dreams has been difficult, I believe the result will be for the best.
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About Me
Security researcher, engineer and software developer with more than 20 years of experience.
Work: I primarily focus on application security, usable security, secure communications, and cryptography. I build and lead strong and dynamic teams, who cover all facets of security and privacy.
Writing: I write about my research, security in general, development and software design, and leadership through my blog, essays, and various publications. I also engage in some creating writing when I can.
Photography: I am a purist fine art photographer, working primarily in black & white, and focused on sharing new perspectives of the world. Limited edition prints of my work are available on my online gallery. I also have a background in photojournalism, and volunteer in this field when I can.